unjust cause
Frequency: 4.21.8 per million words
An aim that is not fair or morally right.
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Examples (20)
- He dedicated his life to an unjust cause, believing it was a path to glory.
- The soldiers felt they were fighting for an unjust cause.
- The rebels fought for what many considered an unjust cause, seeking to overthrow a legitimate government.
- History often remembers those who stood up against an unjust cause.
- History is filled with leaders who persuaded millions to support an unjust cause.
- He refused to support what he believed was an unjust cause.
- Be careful not to waste your passion on an unjust cause.
- Many protests erupted because the public felt the war was an unjust cause.
- The court ruled that the group was promoting an unjust cause that incited violence.
- It is difficult to recruit volunteers for a clearly unjust cause.
- The villain's tragedy was his unwavering belief in his own unjust cause.
- The legal battle was seen as an unjust cause by the local community.
- Knowingly supporting an unjust cause makes one complicit in its harmful outcomes.
- They were accused of championing an unjust cause for personal gain.
- How can we prevent people from being drawn into an unjust cause fueled by propaganda?
- No amount of propaganda can hide the reality of an unjust cause.
- The movement collapsed because its unjust cause failed to gain popular support.
- The leader was criticized for leading his people toward an unjust cause.
- Despite their rhetoric of liberation, they were clearly fighting for an unjust cause.
- International law prohibits providing aid to an unjust cause.